authcfg
Use the authcfg program to import, export, and reset authentication chain settings.
Usage
authcfg.exe [-export [<file>]] | [-import <file>] | [-reset]
Argument | Description |
|---|---|
-export <filename> | Export the current authentication chain settings to a file. If a file name is not specified, then the exported file is named by the current date and time; for example, authcfg-20100421-123425.exp By default, the file is written to the current directory. |
-import <filename> | Import authentication chain settings from a specified file. The existing authentication chain settings are automatically exported to a backup file before the specified settings are imported. The exported backup file is named by the current date and time; for example, authcfg-20100421-123425.exp By default, the backup file is written to the current directory. The new imported settings completely overwrite the existing authentication chain settings. |
-reset | Reset the authentication chain settings to the original default values. The existing authentication chain settings are automatically exported to a backup file before they are reset to the default values. The exported backup file is named by the current date and time; for example, authcfg-20100421-123425.exp By default, the backup file is written to the current directory. The default settings completely overwrite the existing authentication chain settings. |
Examples
To export the existing authentication chain configuration to a file:
authcfg.exe -export
To export the existing authentication chain configuration to a specified file name:
authcfg.exe -export authchainconfig.cfg
To import authentication chain settings from an existing file:
authcfg.exe -import authcfg-20100421-123425.exp
To reset the authentication chain settings to the original default values:
authcfg.exe -reset